Doitsuyama Posted January 25, 2008 Posted January 25, 2008 Yamamotoyama won against Russian Aran to win his second lower division yusho, following the jonidan yusho in Natsu 2007. The heavy Yamamotoyama already had two 6-1 basho with losses only to Aran, but this time he beat his rival to get the seventh win. Three of the six juryo promotion candidates were sent to a test in juryo today and all failed as Sagatsukasa, Bushuyama and Hokutokuni lost. Lead makushita Kyokunankai can now be really sure of a promotion even with a final loss, and Wakatenro and Tosayutaka can overtake the three losers from today with a final win. Takunishiki indeed managed to win his tenth consecutive make-koshi avoiding bout and still is without make-koshi since his debut, crawling up the banzuke with his sixth consecutive 4-3 starting from Ms31. Russian Amuru really established himself in higher makushita, beating half-American Daishoyu for the kachi-koshi. Brazilian Takaazuma also is kachi-koshi at his career high rank as he won against 21 years old Nionoumi for the fourth win. The two aging talents Asahisakari and Mizuguchi (both 26 years old with only six days between them) are coming along with a 5-2 finish, reaching new career highs on the next banzuke. Hidenofuji missed the seventh win in sandanme, losing to Shoryu. Terashita meanwhile was able to pull off a win against makushita regular Mongolian Arawashi, so there will be a sandanme yusho playoff on senshuraku. Brazilian Kaisei finished 6-1, beating Rendaiyama with okuritaoshi. Mongolian talent Kyokushuho won against heavy Maeta and with 5-2 will debut in makushita next basho. Czech Takanoyama will be back in makushita as he also is 5-2 with a kotenage win against Satsumanishiki. Young Wakaryoma was at the right place and right time as the 16 years old won against lowly Kinokawa while Arawashi and Hazukiyama got beaten by rikishi of other divisions, so the jonidan yusho fell into the lap of the Onomatsu-beya rikishi who debuted in Haru 2007, same basho as Tosayutaka. Until today Kyokushuho was the youngest yusho winner (measured by current age, not at the time of the yusho), one month ahead of Wakanoho. Wakaryoma shattered that mark as he is almost three years younger than Kyokushuho, and of course Wakaryoma is the first ever yusho winner born in the Heisei era. In fact, Wakaryoma is the youngest yusho winner since Raido (still active as Dairaido) won the jonokuchi yusho in Natsu 1996. And he is the youngest yusho winner above jonokuchi since Akinoshima won the Nagoya 1982 jonidan yusho at 15 years and 4 months. I'd like to add that Takahanada was just three months older than Wakaryoma now at his makushita yusho in Natsu 1989. Ogata finished his debut basho with the 7-0 jonokuchi yusho as he beat Hazukiyama in jonidan as mentioned above. Ebashi finished 6-1 and is on his way back to high jonidan where he is belonging. Jonokuchi Jk28w Ebashi (6-1) katasukashi Jk32w Tsunehikari (5-2) Jk30w Takamine (4-3) oshidashi Jk27e Wakatoohashi (3-4) Jk31e Hanaoka (4-3) yorikiri Jk23w Shikinokawa (2-5) Jk17e Kotosaito (4-3) uwatenage Jk16w Fukukasuga (3-4) Jk20w Yoshimura (3-4) uwatenage Jk15e Fukusegawa (2-5) Jk13e Yamazoe (4-3) uwatenage Jk15w Takama (3-4) Jk27w Mikitensho (6-1) oshidashi Jk5w Yudai (5-2) Jk5e Kasachikara (2-5) hatakikomi Jk21e Hamadayama (1-6) Jk2w Shobushi (6-1) oshidashi Jk18e Kainokura (5-2) Jonidan Jd119w Matsuura (4-3) yorikiri Jk1e Teraonami (3-4) Jd118e Hamaazuma (4-3) hikiotoshi Jd123e Kotokonjo (3-4) Jd116e Azumanami (4-3) yorikiri Jd119e Mitsugi (3-4) Jd111e Hakunishiki (5-2) kotenage Jd108w Daimao (4-3) Jd108e Tamakazan (1-6) oshidashi Jk33e Morikawa (0-7) Jk30e Ogata (7-0) oshidashi Jd107e Hazukiyama (6-1) Jd105w Torinzan (4-3) oshidashi Jd110e Ikataumi (3-4) Jd104e Matsubayama (3-4) yorikiri Jd101w Kotoyamaguchi (2-5) Jd103w Omiyamoto (4-3) yorikiri Jd98e Shogo (3-4) Jd95e Nekomata (4-3) yorikiri Jd97e Fukamachi (3-4) Jd100w Kisenishiki (6-1) yoritaoshi Jd91w Inui (5-2) Jd90e Takanomiya (4-3) oshidashi Jd89w Kojima (3-4) Jd88w Wakamigo (6-1) katasukashi Jd81w Aonoumi (5-2) Jd80e Yatsurugi (4-3) oshidashi Jd78e Takasuruga (3-4) Jd96e Taiseizan (2-5) oshidashi Jd70e Noguchi (0-7) Jd79w Sadanohama (3-4) uwatenage Jd69w Shimasegawa (2-5) Jd76w Kongofuji (3-4) uwatenage Jd69e Teraojo (2-5) Jd72e Tensho (6-1) uwatenage Jd67e Koju (5-2) Jd63e Tochiotoha (4-3) oshidashi Jd62e Kirizakura (3-4) Jd60e Tochiminato (4-3) uwatenage Jd58e Sato (3-4) Jd56w Daigonishiki (5-2) yorikiri Jd64e Hoshiazuma (4-3) Jd61w Kasugamine (6-1) yorikiri Jd54w Yakunoshima (5-2) Jd62w Daika (2-5) yorikiri Jd51w Tagen (1-6) Jd48w Hanasegawa (4-3) uwatenage Jd46w Tomonofuji (3-4) Jd48e Watanabe (5-2) oshidashi Jd45e Oito (4-3) Jd43e Wakaryoma (7-0) oshidashi Jd89e Kinokawa (6-1) Jd39w Kakushoma (3-4) yorikiri Jd41e Hokutonada (2-5) Jd32w Miura (4-3) oshidashi Jd34e Kotowatanabe (3-4) Jd27w Kitagawa (4-3) oshidashi Jd31w Gonoumi (3-4) Jd24w Tochitaiga (4-3) yoritaoshi Jd25e Komanokuni (3-4) Jd24e Takagiyama (3-4) oshidashi Jd20e Daikiyama (2-5) Jd19w Tokitsukasa (6-1) yorikiri Jd26e Teraoho (5-2) Jd17e Fusanohana (4-3) hatakikomi Jd16e Daishoiwa (3-4) Jd13e Kasuganami (6-1) yorikiri Jd12w Iryoku (5-2) Jd10w Kyokuhozan (1-6) oshidashi Jd38w Onoarashi (0-7) Jd6w Okoryu (4-3) uwatenage Jd11e Higuchi (3-4) Jd2w Katagiri (3-4) uwatedashinage Jd5e Tamakishin (2-5) Sandanme Jd4e Kairyu (4-3) oshidashi Sd98e Seifu (3-4) Jd3w Akai (6-1) kotenage Sd91e Hakiai (5-2) Sd89e Daigoki (4-3) tsukiotoshi Sd91w Tsubasaumi (3-4) Sd85e Hishofuji (5-2) okuridashi Sd86e Mankajo (4-3) Sd84e Dewahayate (3-4) oshidashi Sd86w Terukaze (2-5) Sd85w Shinnishiki (4-3) katasukashi Sd81e Tochikasuga (3-4) Sd77w Terashita (7-0) yorikiri Jd22w Arawashi (6-1) Sd82e Hakunoryu (3-4) yorikiri Sd76e Tochinoshima (2-5) Sd73e Asatofuji (4-3) tsukiotoshi Sd74e Miyamaru (3-4) Sd70e Matsuhara (3-4) kirikaeshi Sd75w Oazuma (2-5) Sd66w Hitachigo (4-3) yorikiri Sd70w Umenokawa (3-4) Sd62w Ikeda (4-3) tsukiotoshi Sd61w Tanno (3-4) Sd69e Kaisei (6-1) okuritaoshi Sd59e Rendaiyama (5-2) Sd56w Sakigake (5-2) uwatenage Sd62e Goki (4-3) Sd52e Daishoki (4-3) oshidashi Sd56e Kyokuhikari (3-4) Sd57e Yamaguchi (3-4) yorikiri Sd50w Koshinoryu (2-5) Sd47w Takanoya (3-4) ketaguri Sd50e Konofuji (2-5) Sd53e Kotootori (5-2) yoritaoshi Sd46e Araumi (4-3) Sd41e Kisomitsuru (4-3) tsukidashi Sd42e Takedani (3-4) Sd43e Tamadaiki (4-3) uwatenage Sd39e Yoshino (3-4) Sd37e Futamusashi (5-2) oshidashi Sd40w Kiozan (4-3) Sd33e Tamaryoma (5-2) oshidashi Sd36w Akinohana (4-3) Sd32e Onoshima (1-6) yorikiri Sd63w Ako (0-7) Sd49w Ryuden (6-1) uwatenage Sd30e Teruazuma (5-2) Sd33w Aogifuji (3-4) hatakikomi Sd29e Hokuo (2-5) Sd28e Ichinotani (4-3) yorikiri Sd25w Wakakengo (3-4) Sd19w Chiyonohana (5-2) hatakikomi Sd26e Saito (4-3) Sd16w Yutsukasa (4-3) oshidashi Sd22w Asahisho (3-4) Sd14w Kyokushuho (5-2) shitatenage Sd16e Maeta (4-3) Sd30w Tokiryu (1-0) yorikiri Sd11w Kirinishiki (0-7) Sd48e Shoryu (7-0) kubinage Sd9w Hidenofuji (6-1) Sd8w Takanoyama (5-2) kotenage Sd13e Satsumanishiki (4-3) Sd9e Kyokushoten (4-3) oshitaoshi Sd3w Yuminosato (3-4) Makushita Ms59w Futasegawa (3-4) oshidashi Sd1w Kihonoumi (2-5) Ms54w Gorikiyama (4-3) yorikiri Ms55w Matsumidori (3-4) Ms55e Mizuguchi (5-2) hatakikomi Ms51e Fukunaga (4-3) Ms50w Chokozan (4-3) oshidashi Ms47w Dewanosato (3-4) Ms43w Yonemura (4-3) oshidashi Ms44w Shironoryu (3-4) Ms49e Asahisakari (5-2) oshidashi Ms42w Aozora (4-3) Ms46e Kasugakuni (6-1) yorikiri Ms39e Wakaryusei (5-2) Ms39w Oniarashi (3-4) tsukiotoshi Ms36w Hokutoiwa (2-5) Ms34w Matsutani (4-3) uwatehineri Ms40w Tachigami (3-4) Ms33e Takaazuma (4-3) hatakikomi Ms30e Nionoumi (3-4) Ms22w Dairaido (5-2) oshidashi Ms27w Sasaki (4-3) Ms22e Tochinoyama (1-6) oshidashi Ms48e Tokio (1-6) Ms58e Yamamotoyama (7-0) oshidashi Ms21e Aran (6-1) Ms21w Toyonokuni (5-2) oshidashi Ms18e Mori (4-3) Ms16w Amuru (4-3) oshidashi Ms20e Daishoyu (3-4) Ms17w Daishoyama (5-2) yorikiri Ms12e Kotoyutaka (4-3) Ms10e Ryugi (3-4) hatakikomi Ms15e Kirinoumi (2-5) Ms13e Sensho (3-4) utchari Ms7w Tokusegawa (2-5) Ms9e Takunishiki (4-3) yorikiri Ms5w Jumonji (3-4)
aderechelsea Posted January 25, 2008 Posted January 25, 2008 Jd108e Tamakazan (1-6) oshidashi Jk33e Morikawa (0-7) are they kidding me? jonokuchi rikishi are not enough for this guy? does he really have to fight in Jonidan too? oh the misery .....
Fay Posted January 25, 2008 Posted January 25, 2008 Jd108e Tamakazan (1-6) oshidashi Jk33e Morikawa (0-7) are they kidding me? jonokuchi rikishi are not enough for this guy? does he really have to fight in Jonidan too? oh the misery ..... I saw a clear win for Morikawa in his first bout, but there was a monoii a second bout and he lost ... But it was nice to see that he still cares and is angry when he loses so close.
Bealzbob Posted January 25, 2008 Posted January 25, 2008 (edited) Nearly 50% oshidashi victories in makushita today. And great to see YMY with the yusho :) Promotion hopeful for Haru now (Dribbling...) Edited January 25, 2008 by Bealzbob
Washuyama Posted January 25, 2008 Posted January 25, 2008 Jd108e Tamakazan (1-6) oshidashi Jk33e Morikawa (0-7) are they kidding me? jonokuchi rikishi are not enough for this guy? does he really have to fight in Jonidan too? oh the misery ..... I saw a clear win for Morikawa in his first bout, but there was a monoii a second bout and he lost ... But it was nice to see that he still cares and is angry when he loses so close. I thought he won too, Fay. He actually looked like like a sumotori today... Alot better than the first few times I've seen him.
Asashosakari Posted January 25, 2008 Posted January 25, 2008 Jd108e Tamakazan (1-6) oshidashi Jk33e Morikawa (0-7) are they kidding me? jonokuchi rikishi are not enough for this guy? does he really have to fight in Jonidan too? oh the misery ..... Yeah, who cares about Ogata, the much bigger injustice was clearly that Morikawa had to fight a jonidan opponent, too. (Dribbling...)
messi19 Posted January 25, 2008 Posted January 25, 2008 Really excited about the fact that Kyokushuho made it to makushita this quickly. At the age of 19 more so. Considering that he has already beat several rikishi who have proven themselves capable of KK'ing in makushita (including Aoba three times) I predict another solid KK in his makushita debut.
aderechelsea Posted January 25, 2008 Posted January 25, 2008 Yeah, who cares about Ogata, the much bigger injustice was clearly that Morikawa had to fight a jonidan opponent, too. (Dribbling...) TELL ME ABOUT IT !!!!! (Dohyo-iri...) (Blushing...)
Terarno Posted January 25, 2008 Posted January 25, 2008 Thank you Doitsuyama for the reports all basho long ! I never miss one, it's great.
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